Bobbie Goods coloring book

It feels closer to picking up a scrappy notebook than opening a polished app. The pages carry Bobbie Goods’ doodle-heavy style – loose, a little uneven, like something drawn by hand instead of dropped from clip art. You tap in, choose a brush, start filling a shape. Maybe you change colors halfway, maybe you don’t bother finishing the page at all. That’s part of the charm.

There are no timers, no pressure. One drawing might keep you busy for ten minutes, another could sit half-done until you feel like coming back. It’s not about collecting points or chasing levels – it’s just coloring for its own sake. Something quiet to do before bed, on a commute, or when you need a pause.